Victorian Acres RV Park, Victorian Acres, Nebraska

Beautiful, well maintained park. Nobody was there to check us in when we got there but it was a Sunday and also Mother’s Day. They did call us earlier to explain the location of our site, which was appreciated. Plenty of open space to walk our dog and lots of trash cans to dispose of waste (although not many actual pet waste cans). There is a lot of noise at night from the highway but that’s to be expected, just something to be aware of. Our only complaint is the WiFi - it didn’t work for us at all, which was a bummer. Otherwise a lovely stay and we’d definitely stay here again.

WiFi - didn’t work
AT&T Cell Signal - great

We just needed a nice place to stay for the night. But this park is really nice! And the spot we had, #58 had only one side with a neighbor, which was empty, had some shade and was a pull through. One lady stopped while we were sitting outside and said next time she would make sure to get this spot. 😂 it was a super nice stop over. We even went to a wine tasting at the other end of town, at the Kimmel Orchards Vineyard.

Victorian Acres was a great place to stay during our time in Nebraska. The RV sites were spacious, and we appreciated having plenty of room, although it does look like they can double book when busy, which may make some sites feel a bit closer together.

The playground looked brand new and was a huge hit with our kids. We also enjoyed the nature walk, which was a nice bonus and gave us another way to get outside and explore.

One thing we were especially grateful for was the storm shelter. We experienced a tornado warning during our stay, and having a safe place to go gave us a lot of peace of mind.

Compared to other RV parks, it is a little on the pricier side, but it was still more affordable than staying closer to Omaha. Overall, it was a great family-friendly campground, and we would stay here again.

Nicely maintained campground. We stayed in a pull through spot with our 42ft fifth wheel with no problem. There's a small laundry facilty in a small club house.
It's close to a Walmart, hardware stores and other eating places. It's also close to the Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Interpretive Trail & Visitor Center. You can also tour some historic areas like Arbor Lodge Mansion, Wildwood Historic Center, the Mayhew Cabin & Historic Village.

Spent one night here in July 2026. This is a small well run very clean rv park. The spaces are good sized with full hook ups or just power and water. Looked like most all were pull through.